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29 March 2011
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Recent Seismic Activity around Yellowstone National Park

Conspiracy websites are currently reporting increased seismic activity in Yellowstone and suggesting that the events are related to the earthquake and tsunami that happened off the coast of Japan in early March. These testimonies are easily debunked by looking at the current and recent activity compared to historical activity. Yellowstone experiences thousands of earthquakes every single year. Most are so small that they go undetected by people without scientific instrumentation.

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23 November 2010
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Browsing the web from tcp to html5 simplied

Presented like a children’s book, this fancy little site is wonderfully presented. If you want to know the basics about the web and its history, check out this little interactive book.

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28 June 2010
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Why FIFA World Cup matches start at the same time

The reason for FIFA World Cup matches starting at the same time is due to historic scandals that have occurred in famous matches. Having multiple matches begin at the same time eliminates the problem where the final matches outcome can be manipulated to force a specific outcome within a group.

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4 November 2009
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Don’t ever forget that Microsoft hates all forms of freedom

I saw this in pdf version on antitrust.slated.org, and I felt compelled to share. Microsoft sees the growing possibilities for open web standards and interoperability, but they don’t agree with the need for change. Yet they push Silverlight? None of us should ever forget: No matter what their marketing arm spins for us, their main agenda will always be sabotage.

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13 April 2009
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Descriptive nmap tcp scanning basics

I like the description of spending a friday night spent geeking out. It makes me miss my old viewsonic 21″ CRT that I got for ninety-nine bucks from a busted dot com venture capital business back in the 90’s.

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19 October 2008
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Old books saved from the dumpster

They were throwing out the entire library of old books at work since we’re moving to a new building. I couldn’t believe they weren’t even going to donate them to the library or recycle them. Off to the dumpster they were about to go…

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